Vegetarian Foodscan Food Intolerance Test

Find out if you have a food intolerance with the Vegetarian FoodScan food intolerance test.

Wheat intolerance, gluten intolerance, dairy intolerance, milk intolerance, egg intolerance… there are a lot of food groups and foods that can be a cause of food sensitivity and make life uncomfortable. In fact, Allergy UK suggests that up to 45% of the UK population is affected by food intolerance.

The YorkTest Vegetarian Foodscan is a quick and easy 100% home test that delivers reliable laboratory test results within just 10 days, all from the comfort of your own home. In addition, the service includes two free Nutritionist telephone consultations, providing comprehensive support and advice on managing your elimination diet.

One simple pin-prick sample enables YorkTest Laboratories to identify your food intolerances by testing for delayed food specific reactions in your body and tests for 91 foods including vegetables, fruits, grains, nuts, herbs and spices. Dairy foods are also tested for lacto, ovo and lacto-ovo vegetarians.

Over 75% of people who take our food intolerance test enjoy a noticeable improvement – the majority within three weeks of eliminating the offending foods.

Hundreds and thousands of people worldwide have benefited from taking the YorkTest FoodScan 113 food intolerance – you too can join them to start a healthier happier life today! Simply click on the ‘Buy Now’ button to place your order and get one step closer to better health.

Don’t just take our word for it! Click here to see our patient testimonials.

Why Choose the Vegetarian FoodScan Food Intolerance Test?

• The YorkTest Foodscan 113 food intolerance test pinpoints precisely which foods you have a food sensitivity towards and should exclude from your diet to help kick start your new life. Click here to see our clinical studies on food intolerance.
• The Foodscan 113 Food Intolerance Test is also perfect if you simply don’t have the time to collate a food diary and go through the painstaking process of elimination.
• A comprehensive food intolerance test that identifies the possible link between the food you eat and your symptoms.
• 3 out of 4 people get better after taking the FoodScan 113 food intolerance test – the majority within 3 weeks of following the recommended diet.
• If you suspect you may have food intolerance symptoms caused by any of the following, you should consider taking a YorkTest Foodscan 113 Food Intolerance Test:
  • Wheat intolerance
  • Gluten intolerance
  • Dairy intolerance
  • Yeast intolerance
  • Milk intolerance
  • Egg Intolerance
• Easy to use, finger prick blood test which can be taken in the comfort of your home
• Mail order postal service – no need to visit a specialist or laboratory
• Clinically validated food intolerance test with laboratory test results
• £20 discount if you upgrade from the First Step Food Intolerance Test
• The only food intolerance test endorsed by Allergy UK
• Ongoing support and advice through two telephone consultations with a BANT qualified Nutritionist
• Customer care support to advise you on any queries you may have after receiving your test results.

  Remember allergies are not the same as intolerances

  People with a food intolerance to certain foods can typically eat a small amount without having any problems. In contrast, people with a food allergy may well have a reaction if they come into contact with the tiniest amount of food they are allergic to.

  If you would like to know more about allergies and intolerances please click here.

Taking the Vegetarian FoodScan Food Intolerance Test

Fill in the enclosed customer details form and write your name and date clearly on the side of the wand container with the pen provided.

Hold the plastic wand by the plastic cover against the blood droplet and allow it to be soaked up. Once the wand is completely red it will mean there is enough blood to test.

 

Place the lancet on the side of your finger or thumb and press down quickly. Massage the finger until there is a large droplet of blood.

Immediately place the full wand inside the container. Place this and the used lancet in the prepaid envelope provided and return to us.

 

Your Vegetarian FoodScan food intolerance test results will be sent within ten working days.

Important Information

Do not take this test if you are:

• Suffering from a blood borne disease such as Hepatitis or HIV
• Under 2 years old
• Pregnant or breastfeeding
• Taking steroids or immunosuppressants

Vegetarian FoodScan Food Intolerance Test Results

The Vegetarian FoodScan is a comprehensive food intolerance test based on 91 foods from the following food groups: vegetables, grains, nuts, fruit, herbs/spices and dairy.

What do the Vegetarian FoodScan test results include?

• Your laboratory analysed test results are presented in a colour coded, easy to interpret format for each of the 91 foods tested, indicating the strength of the reaction on a scale of 0-4 on what you can or can’t eat. Green is safe to eat freely, amber is a borderline reaction and consumption should be limited. Red is a clear reaction and the food should be eliminated from your diet.
• Two telephone consultations with a BANT* qualified Nutritionist. This includes an initial 30 minute consultation to go through your results in detail and work with you to develop a new diet plan and a follow up consultation to review progress after one month.
• A comprehensive guidebook which includes information on foods and changing your diet. In addition a 12 week diary is also included to help keep track of the foods you are eating.
• A handy credit card sized reminder which lists the foods you are intolerant to for when you are out shopping or in a restaurant.
• One year’s free membership to independent patient support group and medical charity Allergy UK.

To view Vegetarian FoodScan example test results click here.

To view the foods tested click here.

If your test results show no reaction to any of the foods tested, you will receive a £200 refund. Your full test results and guidebook will still be sent to you so that you can see if there are any borderline reactions.